Degrees
The College of Engineering offers 13 undergraduate majors, 18 undergraduate minors, 16 MS/PhD fields and 15 Master of Engineering fields. The College of Engineering grants degrees in the following programs of study.
| B.S. | M.Eng. | M.S. / PhD | |
| Aerospace Engineering | O | O | |
| Applied and Engineering Physics | O | O | O |
| Applied Mathematics | O | ||
| Atmospheric Sciences | O | ||
| Biological Engineering | O | O | O |
| Biomedical Engineering | O | O | |
| Biophysics | O | ||
| Chemical Engineering | O | O | O |
| Civil and Environmental Engineering | O | O | O |
| Computer Science | O | O | O |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering | O | O | O |
| Engineering Management | O | ||
| Geological Sciences | O | O | O |
| Information Science | O | O | |
| Materials Science and Engineering | O | O | O |
| Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering | O | O | O |
| Nuclear Engineering | O | ||
| Operations Research and Engineering | O | O | O |
| Statistics | O | ||
| Systems Engineering | O | ||
| Theoretical and Applied Mechanics | O | O |
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